Quick Stop is a great place to stop by when you're on the go. It's very convenient, and the staff…read moreare always friendly and welcoming. I appreciate how easy it is to get in and out quickly while still having a pleasant experience every time.

I really come to enjoy the Quik Stop gas stations. They offer a large fresh brewed coffee for $.99…read more They have a few different flavors, I usually get the Colombian or the farm house coffee. They have a fresh milk and cream dispenser. Quite a few condiments to add to your coffee, drinks or if you're in the mood for some food. I've never tried the food bar here. Every time I've been to one of these, I get a really nice greeting, the guy today was from India, very polite to everyone that walked in. I talk to him for a second, since I've been to India, he was extremely nice. I think his name was Bahn or something similar. If I am not mistaken, you can also use your Smith's card here for discounts on gas. So if you don't have a Smith's card, get one as it is definitely my favorite place to shop for all of the low price groceries.

Stopped in for gas this morning. Love their selection of fountain drinks and cold snacks. They…read morehave tons of stuff. Tried a chilli cheese dog roller. Surprised by the taste. Wishing I had tried them weeks ago. They even have slots. Always great when I can recoup my gas money.

The cashier that works day shift is constantly on his phone talking as he is ringing up your sale…read more He messed up on my gas pump and had to put money back on my card. He said it would be back on the card in 1 hour. I t is now going on 2 days. This confusion would have never happened is they would have put an out of order sign on the pump I tried to use. When I went back to talk to ask why the money was not yet on my card I saw a car having to change pumps as I did. Too lazy to put up a out of order sign.

Kind of a weird Walgreens. Seeing the building from the outside, without knowing it's a Walgreens,…read moreyou'd think it's something special, like a mini stadium or something. They have a fully painted parking lot, which is something I've never seen, bars preventing large vehicles from entering, and the architecture of the building itself is out there. It also looks from the outside that it's the largest Walgreens in history. However, when you walk in, it's exactly what you expect from a typical Walgreens, which isn't a bad thing.

Ten years later, I feel the need to update my review. And Yep, I still come here…read more LOCATION: It is close, it is walkable and the light sequence at the intersection has been improved. I have only been almost squished about 3 times in the last 10 years. Not bad for Reno. CONVENIENCE: They are no longer open 24 Hours. The Pharmacy window is only open 9:00am to 8pm with a half hour closure for lunch. The rest of the store still cares a huge collection of stuff. Items that apparently are "shoplifting magnets" ie most beauty products are now in locked shelves. ATMOSPHERE There seem to be fewer "dodgy" patrons than in the past. Shelves are better displayed and don't seem as cramed. It is clean and well lit. SERVICE: Still pretty slow, and staff has been drastically reduced. I have had no problems with either the pharmacy or the front checkout, it just takes a while. On the plus side, staff are friendly and professional. My insurance no longer covers prescriptions from Walgreens. I just learned that Walgreens is not affiliated with the large third-party Pharmacy Benefit Manager. So the convenience and location have been major factors in me continuing to shop here.

Employees stare at you and there is an extremely strong scent inside the store. Foul.read more

My family of 3 and I walked into this store waiting for our ride. My boyfriend was going to buy a…read moreflask although decided not to buy since it looked pretty old and dusty. After we walked out the clerk came out and asked my boyfriend where the flask was. He had us go back inside and point out which one he touched and checked my son's little nike backpack. Definitely felt discriminated and disappointed that my toddler had to see that. Reno do better.

$7 is a good price for lunch: 2 slices of pizza and a soda. I grabbed up the Creamy Ranch Chicken…read moreand Pepperoni. Each were full of ingredients and plenty of cheese. The crust is correctly cooked. They were fresh, steamy hot and very tasty! I really didn't expect a gas station piece of pizza would be this tasty.

Dropped by Maverik's Glendale Avenue location to get gas and picked up a fountain drink but while I…read morewandering inside the convince store section of Maverik I also noticed a singular hot dog on the roller just begging to be purchased; how could I say no? $30 for the gas, $6 for hot dog and fountain drink; objective accomplished-- a productive and positive (but not entirely cheap visit).

Employees here all always so nice. Never thought a convenience store/ gas station could have such a…read morewelcoming vibe. There's a lot of regulars that show up here and they're all welcomed by name. It's the small things like this at unassuming establishments that make me want to come back. I've lived in sparks for close to a decade and Rainbow being just up the street was a nice find. Their selections and prices are solid. Gas is also reasonably priced. They also have a niche for card hobbies. They stock a pretty wide variety of card collectibles ranging from sports, Pokemon, Lorcana and Magic and then some.

For working long shifts especially at night, you're still almost guaranteed good service. The gals…read moreare always kind and the guys just as helpful.

Not sure if this is a dupe page or not, but when I checked in this was the only entry I noticed for…read morethis gas station and convenience store in the lovely little city (but not biggest little city) of Sparks, Nevada. I'm not interested in hunting forever to find the proper pages on Yelp, so hoping this FTR wasn't someone else's coveted dream. Add it to my CVS receipt list of yelp oopsies. We stopped here Sunday in order to fill up on more wallet draining gas before leaving for California, where gas costs even more on average. The price was a staunch $5.99 (cash) per each gallon here, as seen in the one terrible picture I took through a dirty windshield. As Dave began the arduous task of wiping the windows I went in to buy some gas at the cash price and provisions for the long, grueling journey over the Sierra Nevadas. You don't need me to tell you what might happen if you don't pack enough fountain soda and original flavor bugles just in case... Half of the soda flavors were not working at the machine, and another of the supposedly working ones I chose came out all watery. Thankfully I was able to find a working flavor and was happy to find they had the ice of smol crushed variety. After selecting my snack I went to the register to pay and found the employee friendly enough. This location seemed decently clean, though I did not use the bathroom. Once outside, I noticed Dave had not located any paper towels to wipe the squeegee with so the window cleaning attempt was a bust. There was a windstorm kicking up anyway as we rolled out of there, so methinks either way it would have been a Sisyphean task. I would probably stop here again if I had to, and it is conveniently located next to where we like to stay when we're in the area. Hopefully they fix the soda machine and restock the cleaning stuffs outside.

I want to give a huge shout-out to the manager, Matthew, for his incredible work ethic. It is clear…read morethat he is deeply dedicated to his role and runs this store and the other sparks boulevard store with a high level of excellence. He goes above and beyond to ensure customers are taken care of, and his hard work doesn't go unnoticed!

This place is horribly understaffed. 15 minutes for me to get some meds that were locked because…read morethere was only one worker and it was busy. I feel bad for the worker that was running around the store trying to help all the costumers...

There is a lot of action here. This location is a blessing and a burden. Any business that strives…read moreto stay open across from the 4th street bus station deserves an award. The people that work here are still amazingly friendly despite the riff raff and drama they have to watch. The prices are about 10% higher than most stores like it but they are open 24/7 and sustain a lot more theft. So, as a matter of convenience and selection, I like this place. I like it even more when there is not police vs. street people drama unfolding in the area. (not Fireside's fault)

A convenient place to get liquor and snacks all day. Fireside is conveniently across from the main…read morebus depot in downtown Reno. It has much of your basic stuff. Beer and liquor are the main things here. They have groceries like cereal, produce, and snacks too. It doesn't seem like much is interesting about it. Just a regular convenience store but it's locally owned. The owners are foreign but there's usually not too much trouble understanding. Has all kinds of liquors. They have high quality and the cheap stuff. Get a flask sized bottle to save on those expensive casino cocktails. These are convenient for discretely pouring into pop. Also get your junk food binge on. They have some good prices on crap like candy and snacks. Also it's not just a store but there's an inn. It's attached and it seems check in and check out is done in the store. The inn looks even sketchier than the store so you're sure to have an interesting time if you choose to stay there.

Never really been to this 7-Eleven before. It's downtown in between some casinos, however every…read moretime I drive by, there seems to be a lot of vagrant people hanging around. There is a motel vagabond in across the street, might have something to do with that. As for the service, very polite and friendly. It is fast, so not really a lot of time to talk. It was definitely very busy when I went in. I usually like to grab a cuppa coffee when I'm out and about, and I used to do it at Maverik all the time. You can save my reviews from there. But they put in a machine to make the coffee on demand, you can hear a grinding the coffee beans, you would figure that this was a great idea, however the coffee is extremely strong and bitter no matter what type you put. I want to make sure, even though there's quite a few vagrant people hanging around outside, none of them spoke to me or approached me or anything. So I definitely felt safe here. I also saw a really nice hot snack bar, that had chickens and a number of other types of food. Though a little on the expensive side, one dollar for one piece of chicken wing, it is definitely convenient and looks fresh enough. I will definitely be back as after trying the coffee. There is a disclaimer saying that the coffee is fresh or it's free. I find this a bit humorous, because if it's not fresh, who wants it? Lol. Anyway look forward to trying it again

Please watch out for the Indian workers. They short changed me on purpose. I asked it this was a…read morestandard practice he just looked at me and smiled. Bad business practice here. If you can I would not give this 7-11 business.